Desire & Denial

Southern Boys, Book 3

De: K.C. Wells

Narrado por: John Solo

Jon has yearned for a man’s touch for as long as he can remember. Now two younger men are about to bring his fantasies to life.

Jon Walters is a mess. He’s 38. His roommates are 18 and 20. It’s never gonna work. But Lord, he wants it to.

He’s spent years hiding his sexuality. Denying his desires. Guys don’t come out at my age - do they? Except he did come out once - and went right back in again. How does he explain all this to Del, his brother? That’s a conversation Jon is dreading. Del is the only family Jon has left, and he’s going to be hurt. Angry. Not to mention, there are secrets Jon does not want to share.

And then there’s Chaz and Kendis. Wasn’t falling for one guy enough of a challenge? I had to fall for both of them? And what the hell do they see in me? Because they’re not making it easy for him to say no.

Whichever way he looks at it, Jon’s life just went way beyond complicated....

This is the final book in the Southern Boys trilogy, and it deals with characters introduced in book book, Pride & Protection. Yes, you could listen to it as a stand-alone, but listening to the previous book is recommended.

©2020 to present day K.C. Wells (P)2020 K.C. Wells

Love this book!

Desire & Denial is book 3 in the Southern Boys series. I love this beautifully written story. Jon has been keeping secrets about himself from everyone including his brother. It isn't until Chaz, his roommate, starts dating Kendis, and both of them showing interest in Jon does he admit his sexuality to the young men and eventually his brother. I love the three of them together. They seem to bring out the best in each other. I love how they communicate about what they want to happen with their relationship, especially after Kendis moves in. I'm glad Jon found the courage to talk to his brother about himself and about being in a relationship with Chaz and Kendis. I love the ending, brings the series full circle. Definitely recommend this book and series. Narrator John Solo does an amazing job. After hearing his narration I can't imagine anyone else telling this story.

Beautiful listen!

I love Chaz, Kendis, and Jon's story! They are so amazing and perfect together. K.C Wells just makes such beautiful story that I can help but to love. Then to have John Solo doing the narration makes me love the story even more. He just brings these characters to life and I love the voices he did for these three. I absolutely love this story!

Interesting story of an older man coming out.

Was a good listen and interesting to hear. Read had nice voice to listen to.

A three way love

Jon, a shy closeted gay man, is in a cycle he wants to break but doesn’t know how. Kendis, struggling to find his way in a town who wants nothing to do with him since he helped them with the basketball team and graduated high school. Chaz, living with Jon since his dad abused him when he found out he was gay. three unlikely men start out as a couple between Kendis and Chaz realize that Jon also occupies each other’s heart. I really enjoyed this book. It was a window into showing that Jon is stronger and lovable than he thinks but with Kendis and Chaz they each balance out the other in the most unexpected ways and bring out the best in each other. John Solo was wonderful as he gives voice to all the love, longing and happiness that was perfect for this book.

Loved this...oh so much

I loved this book oh so much, however I am never gonna look at a giant teddy bear the same way ever again...lol KC did an awesome job with this one and John Solo was amazing!!